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DT looks to sell T-Mobile Netherlands for over €5bn
Sources have told Dutch paper Het Financieele Dagblad that Deutsche Telekom (DT) is looking to sell its Dutch subsidiary for €5–6 billion
CSPs’ digital channels have become more important than ever
“Many CSPs have found that digital channels and e-commerce support have become even more valuable because of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Liberty Global cuts outlook after ‘soft’ Q1 in Europe
Revenue at U.S.-based cable group’s European ops falls 17.9% on forex losses, poor performance in U.K.
Ofcom wants UK to be ‘first in Europe’ to use direct-to-device satellite services
This week, UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has proposed new rules that would allow D2D satellite services to be provided using the same spectrum and terrestrial mobile networks.
Viasat joins ESA’s Moonlight project for lunar connectivity
This week, satellite connectivity provider Viasat has been selected to design the lunar orbiting satellite communications system for the European Space Agency (ESA)’s Moonlight project.
Segro and Pure DC form £1bn data centre JV
This week, real estate investment firm Segro has announced a new joint venture with Pure Data Centres to build a £1 billion data centre facility in Park Royal in west London.
Vivendi begins to sell down stake in TIM
The French investment company said it had reduced its stake in the Italian incumbent operator from 23.8% to 18.4%, as of March 18
CityFibre begins M&A drive with acquisition of Connexin’s fibre network
The deal will see over 185,000 premises added to CityFibre’s full fibre network
Work begins on E2A transpacific subsea cable
Today, an international consortium including Chunghwa Telecom, SoftBank Corp., SK Broadband, and Verizon Business has announced the start of construction of the East Asia to North America (E2A) submarine cable system.
BT in partnership talks with AT&T and Orange as international unit struggles
UK incumbent BT has approached AT&T Orange regarding potential partnerships for its international business, Bloomberg has reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Meta announces European AI rollout
Meta has announced the launch of ‘Meta AI’ in 41 European countries, its largest rollout to date. Initially, it will support six European languages, with plans for further expansion.
SoftBank to acquire Ampere Computing for $6.5bn
News SoftBank has announced an agreement to acquire US based semiconductor design company Ampere Computing Holdings LLC for $6.5 billion The deal, made through SoftBank subsidiary Silver Bands 6 Corp, highlights SoftBank’s growing interest in AI and energy-efficient...
Feinman sounds alarm following departure as director of BEAD
News Evan Feinman has not held back in the media after departing as the director of the BEAD Program at the NTIA last week By: Brad Randall, Broadband Communities Evan Feinman has been sounding the alarm in media interviews after he departed from his duties as...
EE announces 5G SA upgrade for 28 million Brits
News Since launching its 5G standalone network in September 2024, EE has expanded its availability to over 21 million people, equating to around a third of the UK population EE has announced the expansion of its 5G standalone (5G SA) network, meaning it will cover...
NVIDIA and GM collaborate on AI chips for vehicles, factories and robots
American automaker General Motors (GM) has announced they will be working with leading tech company NVIDIA to develop next-generation vehicles, factories and robots using AI, simulation and accelerated computing.
Dutch operators finally get their hands on midband 5G spectrum
This week, the Dutch telecoms regulator has announced the conclusion of its latest 5G auction, with KPN, Odido, and VodafoneZiggo all acquiring additional spectrum licences.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: ACM rules against regulating Dutch wholesale broadband market
News The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) says its analysis of the broadband market found it to be competitive with no dominant players Having concluded a lengthy investigation into the Dutch broadband market, this week the ACM has ruled that it will...
Fibre overtakes cable in the Netherlands
Cable has long seen the Netherlands as a stronghold but now things are starting to change.
Orange furthers convergence strategy with bid for VOO in Belgium
Orange Belgium has offered to by a 75% stake in Nethys’ Belgian fixed line operator VOO, with the deal valuing the firm at €1.8 billion
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